Ballistic Rangefinder

[mtnrunner260]

Looking to decrease the time it takes to range, enter info into solver on phone then shoot.
Thinking a rangefinder wih solver on board would be a good solution.
Looking for opinions on
Vortex 4000 GD
Revic BR4
Sig 5k
Anyone with experience with any or even better more than one?

 

[JLDavid]

I have had super good luck with Gunwerks rangefinders. I have a couple BR2s and have been around a Revic. Both are top notch.

 

[Deats]

I've been running the Revic BR4 since October and it's working really well. Very happy with it.

 

[Waspocrew]

Another vote on the Revic - love mine!

 

[Elkwhisper]

PM me if you are still looking. I can help you out

 

[The Hedgehog]

VECTOR X - VECTRONIX SHOOTING SOLUTIONS

www.vectronix-shooting-solutions.com

 

[tenthcal]

All the rangefinder you mentioned are very good rangefinders. However, you might want to look at the Vortex Fury 5000 AB. I like them a lot. I freehand ranged a tree at 1750 yards the other day, and was able to hit about 2700 off a tree from a tripod. The fact that they have applied ballistics is great too, and they are pretty pricey.

 

[djacker]

I also live my Gunwerks rangefinder. I wouldn't hesitate to by the br4

 

[Wind Gypsy]

I’ve had a sig 2400 ABS for a long time and it’s always been good to me. Really liked using a ballistic silver on leica geovid hd-b binos too but they had issues in the cold that got two pairs warrantied so I sold the 2nd warranty replacement pair before using them.

 

[Benfromalbuquerque]

Vortex takes back any shitglass, no questions asked, because they know the quality of their products. Revic gets my vote.

 

[Wind Gypsy]

VECTOR X - VECTRONIX SHOOTING SOLUTIONS

www.vectronix-shooting-solutions.com

Intrigued by this one.

Beyond waiting to hear more about glass quality, lots of bad reports about vectronix customer service/warranty work which is a big deal because it seems like rangefinders are about the least reliable gear out there even if they cost thousands..